particularmente

particularly

adverb pahr-tee-koo-lahr-MEN-teh Less Common

Also means

especially

Usage Note

Particularmente often functions as a sentence adverb ('in particular, especially') as well as a degree adverb modifying an adjective (particularmente difícil = 'particularly difficult'). It is largely interchangeable with especialmente and en particular, though particularmente can also carry a personal, subjective nuance ('as far as I personally am concerned').

Examples

"Este tema es particularmente importante."

Natural Translation

This topic is particularly important.

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